Right, that's us now opened an office in Glasgow city centre.
We've taken a space at Clockwise in Savoy Tower, 77 Renfrew Street, on the corner of Renfrew and Hope Street next to the Savoy Centre. The team started working out of it on 3rd August 2026.
It's our first office in Glasgow and our third Scottish base, sitting alongside our head office in Dundee and our Edinburgh office.
Why Glasgow
It plants our flag in Scotland's biggest city, and that matters to us. We've been building websites and digital products since 2005, and until now we've served the west of Scotland from Dundee and Edinburgh. Having an address in the city centre means clients here can get face to face with the team without either side spending half a day on the road. Workshops, pitches and kickoffs all get easier.
The plan from here is simple. Grow our client base in Glasgow, properly, from Glasgow.
"Opening in Glasgow is one of those moments you remember in a business. It's a wonderful city, and being here properly gives us the room to grow both our client base and our team in the west of Scotland."
Alex McDonald, Joint Managing Director
The new space
Clockwise runs across 11 floors of Savoy Tower and it's a cracking building. On-site café, bookable meeting rooms, and a 5,000 sq ft roof terrace we fully intend to abuse the second the weather plays along.
It's a good street to land on, too. Keep walking up Renfrew Street and you reach 167, the Glasgow School of Art. Mackintosh's masterwork, still a shell after the fires, still the reason a lot of people got into design in the first place. For a team that does this for a living, that's not a bad neighbour to have, and we'll be watching the restoration along with everyone else.
Our permanent Glasgow team comes from Design and Marketing, and the space is open to the wider company too, so expect plenty of mtc. faces passing through.
Getting here is easy. Roughly ten minutes' walk from Queen Street and Central, five from Cowcaddens subway, seven from Buchanan Street.
Handy for the rest of us, too
One of the best things about this office is how close it sits to the other two.
From Edinburgh it's Waverley to Queen Street, 45 minutes on the fast services and about 50 on the rest, with trains going most of the day. Add the ten minute walk up the hill and you're at a desk in roughly an hour. From Dundee it's a direct train, hourly, an hour and twenty on the quickest and nearer an hour and a half on a typical one.
Which means the three Scottish studios are genuinely within reach of each other. If a project wants the Edinburgh and Glasgow folk in the same room for a day, that's an early train and a coffee, not a logistical exercise. Same goes for clients who'd rather get everyone round one table.
Come and say hello
If you're a Glasgow business thinking about a new website, a platform build or digital idea, or getting more growth from the one you've already got, we'd love to meet you.